# Attachment E

Resumes

### Allen C. Eggen Solid and Hazardous Waste Management Resume

Waste and Water Lead Prepared October 2010

Environmental Consultant ConocoPhillips Billings Refinery

401 S. 23 rd 

### Street Billings, Montana 59101 (406) 255-2626

Present Position:

Waste and Water Lead, Environmental Consultant; Billings Refinery, Billings, Montana. Responsible for developing programs, strategies, auditing, and projects necessary for compliance with the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and the Clean Water Act (CWA) and equivalent State programs for the Billings Refinery. Experience includes training program development; compliance auditing; and meeting day-t o-day compliance requirements for a large quantity generator facility. Also included permit compliance for a hazardous waste land treatment unit; Part-B corrective action permit renewal and modi fication; corrective measures implementation, staging pile design and permitting, and legislative and regulatory development.

History and Relevant Experience:

Compliance Coordinator – Transportation; Senior Staff Engineer; Rocky Mountain Business Unit, Billings, Montana. June 2000 to September 2001. Responsible for waste management guidance and activities, compliance guidance and auditing for petroleum product distribution terminals and pipelines in the Rocky Mountain States.

Water/Waste Lead, Senior Staff Engineer; Rocky Mountain Business Unit, Billings, Montana. May

1997 to June 2000. Accountable for developing programs, strategies, auditing, and projects necessary to insure Conoco's compliance with RCRA and CWA programs for petroleum refining, transportation, and marketing operations in the Rocky Mountain West. RCRA experience includes meeting day-to-day compliance requirements for a large quantity generator facility, permit compliance for a land treatment unit; Part-B permit renewal and modification; training program development; compliance auditing; post-closure permitting regulatory negotiation; and legislative and regulatory developmen t. Recognized as a company expert in RCRA application and interpretation.

Water/Waste Media Lead, Senior Staff Engineer; Mid-Continent Business Unit, Ponca City, OK, September 1994 to May 1997. Developed strategies and programs to insure Conoco's compliance with the RCRA and the CWA and equivalent State programs for refining, transportation, and marketing operations in the Midwest. Experience included meeting requirements for a Part-B permitted facility including tank and container storage and a land treatment unit; Part-B permit modification; training program development; compliance auditing; Corrective Action Management Unit designation; RCRA Facility Investigation/Corrective Measure Study program di rection; regulatory negotiation; risk-based closure of permitted and interim-status facilities; legislative and regulatory development.

Environmental Engineering Supervisor, North American Engineering; Ponca City, OK. May 1994 to September 1994. Provided oversight and direction of environmental engineering projects for Conoco's North American Refineries for a group of five engineers. Projects included CAA permit

### preparation, air emission permit assessments, SARA 313 report preparation, refinery wastewater treatment system design, and re mediation system design.

Solid Waste Engineer, Denver Regional Engineering Office, Commerce City. March 1993 to May

1994. Accountable for compliance with the RCRA and agency-ordered remedial activities for Conoco's Denver Refinery. Experience included development of and obtaining agency approval for a contaminated soil management plan; closure of RCRA permitted uni ts; developing cost-effective waste management solutions; waste minimization plan development; regulatory interface and program development.

Staff Engineer, Process Engineering Division, Ponca City. February 1990 to March 1993. Engineer responsible for preparing process engineering designs, engineering studies, economic evaluations, regulatory compliance support, and engineering support for environmental projects in support of Conoco's domestic refineries. Project/engineering experience included waste minimization/waste management plan development; landfill design and permitting; waste handling/minimization system designs; refinery wast ewater treatment system design; groundwater remediation system design; refinery hydrocarbon release assessment and delineation; land disposal restriction impact evaluation.

Environmental/Process Engineer, LSE, Inc., Billings, Montana. May 1987 to February 1990. Engineer responsible for project management, project engineering, technical analysis and investigation for industrial facilities and industrial waste engineering, water and wastewater engineering, and ground water remediation projects. Environmental regulatory experience included site investigation and document preparation for RCRA facility permit application and permit amendment, interim status Treatment Storage or Disposal Facility closure plan preparation, post-closure plan preparation, development and direction of ground water quality assessment and release detection monitoring programs, industrial wastewater discharge pretreatment permit application and wastewater discharge permit application.

Education: M.S. Environmental Engineering, Montana State University, 1987. B.S. Chemical Engineering, Montana State University, 1984.1 

## MICHAEL W. HOLDER, PG, PSS, CAPM

EDUCATION M.S., Soil Science, Texas A&M University, 1989 B.S., Geology, Texas A&M University, Texas, 1983 B.S., Wildlife and Fisheries Science, Texas A&M University, 1981

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS Professional Geoscientist, Geology, Texas, (#3756), 2003 Professional Geoscientist, Soil Science, Texas, (#3757), 2003 Corrective Action Specialist, Leaking Petroleum Storage Tank (LPST) Project Manager, Texas Commission on Environm ental Quality (TCEQ), (#PM0000129),

2004

AREAS OF EXPERTISE Mr. Holder is a Vice President and Progr am Manager with TRC in Austin, Texas. With almost 20 years of experience, his areas of expertise include the following:

• Standards, Regulations, and Policy Development

• CERCLA

• Liability and Risk Management

• Site Investigation and Remediation

• Surface Impoundment Retrofit and Closure

• Facility Expansion and Demolition

• RCRA Corrective Action and RCRA Closures

• Regulatory Support and Permitting

• Waste Management

• Water, Wastewater, and Sewer Systems

• NEPA, Wetlands Delineation, and Section 404 Permitting

• Expert Witness

• Training

REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE Mr. Holder currently serves as a Pr ogram Manager in TRC's Austin, Texas, office. As a Program Manager, Mr. Holder's responsibilities include managing financial, contractual, and technical matters on projects concerning remedial investigations and cleanup of solid and hazardous waste sites; environmental assessment of proposed activities in sens itive areas and identif ication of adverse impacts and appropriate mitigation measur es; regulatory compliance review and implementation of waste management and waste minimization activities under RCRA; permitting, management, and treatment of storm water and wastewater under the Clean Water Act (CWA), and remediation of hazardous waste sites under CERCLA, RCRA Corrective Acti on, and state cleanup programs.2 

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Mr. Holder’s areas of expertise in clude liability and risk management associated with environmental impacts, development of regulatory strategies under various programs; development and implementation of correct ive action strategies and programs; integration of RCRA require ments with CERCLA actions and other regulatory programs; developm ent of strategies and implementation of projects

under the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA); sampling and characterization of wastes, wastewater , surface waters, groundwater, soils, and sediments; geologic and hydrogeologic studies; site characterization and assessment; development and oversight of engineering plans and specifications

for site construction and demolition activi ties; and habitat classification, wetlands delineation, and development and initia tion of wildlife management plans.

Mr. Holder has extensive due diligence experience for a wide range of commercial and government clients. In addition to participating on the ASTM committees for development of the phase I and phase II site assessments standards, he has also implemented and directed numerous assessment and property transaction projects. Besides the typical field activities associated with due diligence, he is also familiar with the financial and risk management issues

that must be addressed when determini ng and assigning potential environmental

liabilities. In his role as a liab ility manager, he participated in due diligence activities for both acquisition and divestitur e of current and former sites, directing site assessment activities, information gathering, and data evaluation in support of assigning environmental liabilities and det ermining appropriate strategies to

minimize and/or eliminate the identified li abilities. Mr. Holder is also an active participant in TRC's Exit Strategy progr am where he plays a similar role in identifying and eliminating environmental liabilities at sites where TRC has assumed environmental responsibility.

Standards, Regulations, and Policy Development

American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) – ASTM Standard Development (Member: 1998 – Present) Mr. Holder assisted in the development and preparation of t he American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standard for risk-based corrective action (RBCA). His participation included work ing with various members of the regulatory and industrial communities in order to develop a framework for

corrective actions that is based on act ual risks posed by the site rather than generalized standards. He also served on the ASTM committees for the development of an ecological RBCA standard for use when ecological receptors/exposure pathways are present and for the development of the Phase

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White House Council of Environmental Qu ality, Legislative Reform Initiative – Washington, D.C. (St akeholder: 1997 – 1998) Mr. Holder participated as a stak eholder in White House Council of Environmental Quality (CEQ) meetings concerning the legislative reform of remediation waste management regul ations and the use of risk-based approaches to site investigations and cleanups. Stakeholders included representatives from st ate and federal agencies, t he current White House Administration, Congress, regulated i ndustry, the waste management industry, and public and environmental groups. The resu lts of the meetings are being used

as the basis for common sense reform of environmental regulations. Continues to participate in legislative reform adv ocacy efforts for remediation waste
management.

Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA) Technical Review Panel, RIA for Proposed RCRA Subpart S Rule – Washington D.C. (Technical Panel Member: 1992) Mr. Holder participated in the regulat ory impact analysis (RIA) for the proposed RCRA Subpart S rule (including the corrective action management unit/temporary unit [CAMU/TU] rules), as a member of a 12-person technical panel. Technical panels examined RFI-type documents and identified and recommended corrective actions at approximately 170 facilities based on Subpart S cleanup criteria. The purpose of t he RIA was to estimate the cost of the proposed rule to the regulated communi ty (including commercial, Department of Defense [DOD] and Department of Ener gy [DOE] facilities). Technical panel members were selected from consulting firms nationwide based on experience in

remedial and corrective actions.

Chevron, Hazardous Waste Identification Rule – Multiple Locations (Project Manager: 1998-1999)

Mr. Holder assisted a major petrochemical manufacturer in preparing and submitting comments to the U.S. Envi ronmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) on the proposed Hazardous Waste Identific ation Rule for contaminated media (HWIR-media). He also assisted with the preparation of the American Petroleum Institute's (APIs) comm ents on the proposed rule.

Beazer, Regulatory Strategy Developmen t – Multiple Locations Southeast and Western U.S. (Project Manager: 1997 – 2002) Mr. Holder provided technical and regulat ory assistance to a wood treater at several sites in the southeast and west. He reviewed soil and groundwater remedies and developed regulatory strategies for effective remedy implementation.4 

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American Petroleum Institute (API) and Member Companies, Regulations and Policies – Multiple Locations (1997 – Present) Mr. Holder worked with industry stakehol ders and the US EPA to provide input on various regulations and policies, incl uding: the recovered oil regulations, RCRA rifleshot reform, the Groundwater Po licy Handbook, the use of Institutional Controls, Brownfields Redevelopment, i ndoor vapor intrusion, RCRA corrective action guidance, the RCRA completion strategy, RCRA financial assurance, and corrective action management units. He al so participated in the development of

several state risk-based corrective acti on programs (e.g., Texas, Louisiana, Illinois, Indiana, etc.). Mr. Holder assisted API and member companies in the development of advocacy positions and strategies for meeting EPA RCRA 2020

Corrective Action Goals. He continues to assist API member companies in the reform of EPA’s RCRA Corrective Action program and policy development, including input on EPA’s planned 2006 RCRA Corrective Action training for states and EPA regions.

Liability and Risk Management

Amoco/British Petroleum (BP), Environmental Liability Management (Strategic, Technical, and Financial) – Multiple Locations (Liability Manager/Program Manager: 1995 – 2003) Mr. Holder served as a Liability Manager / Program Manager for a major petrochemical company as part of joint-venture company. He was responsible for developing and implementing investigations and remedial strategies associated with managing the $250 MM portfolio of former and current petroleum refining sites. This included oversight of all liab ilities in the portfolio and all investigation and remedial activities at multiple re fineries and a number of pipeline locations. He managed accrual funds and associated ex penditures. Mr. Holder participated in decision-making activities related to the cost/benefit of remedial decisions, natural resource damage assessment, and brownfields redevelopment. He provided insight and expertise to maximi ze the environmental benefit associated with specific remedial decisions/expenditu res. He worked extensively with state and federal agencies, as well as with communities and interest groups, in developing and implementing site investi gation and remedial activities. Mr. Holder managed the preparation and subm ittal of work plans, reports, engineering specifications, permits, and community relations documentation.

Amoco/BP, Liability Manager – Yorktown Refinery, VA (1995 – 2003) As Liability Manager for Amoco/BP, Mr. Ho lder had overall responsibility for the RCRA Corrective Action program at the Yorktown Refinery. His duties included management of the accrual for the progr am, including strategic and short-term budgeting/expenditures to achieve Amoco’s and BP’s objectives for the site, as well as ensuring that costs were managed within overall company financial goals. Mr. Holder led all negotiations with the state and with USEPA Region 3. He also5 

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led the development of long-term and shor t-term strategies for the site and

oversaw all contractor activities asso ciated with the corrective action program. Mr. Holder was also responsible for work ing with Refinery staff to ensure that operations were not impacted by cleanup ac tivities and that the work performed met the objectives of Refinery Management.

Vought Aircraft Industries, Inc, Ac quisition Due Diligence and Liability Management – Texas Location (Program Manager: 2005) Mr. Holder performed a review of rem edial activities, plans, and potential liabilities for a major aircraft manufacturer at a 300-acre facility in Texas. During this process, he assessed actions performed to date and developed plans and costs to bring the site’s RCRA Correctiv e Action Program to closure in a costeffective manner. Environmental issues at the site included on-site and off-site soil, sediment, groundwater (multiple aqui fers), and surface water contamination with chlorinated solvents, metals, and petroleum hydrocarbons.

Holly Energy Partners (HEP) and Holly Corporation, Site Investigation and Remediation, Due Diligence, and Liab ility Management – TX, NM, CO, MT

Mr. Holder serves as the Program Manager for HEP and Holly projects in Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, and Montana. Activities have included merger and acquisition due diligence for upstream and downstream assets, management of retained liability for divested assets (Ref ining, terminals, pipeline, and E&P), site investigation and remediation at E&P, pi peline, Refinery, and terminal locations, and compliance and permitting. Mr. Holder is responsible for all aspects of the work performed.

ChevronTexaco, Liability Management – Cincinnati, Ohio (Refinery Strategic Advisory Team Member: 1997 – 1999) Mr. Holder served as a Liability M anagement Advisor on an oversight team charged with developing and assessing strategic approaches to managing corrective action liability at a former pet roleum refinery (ChevronTexaco) in EPA Region 5 (Ohio). Mr. Holder was the Program Manager for preparing the sitewide cleanup strategy options analysis. He prepared and evaluated seven cleanup approaches, including the facility operating area/conditional remedy, clean closure with off-site disposal, fo cused remediation with long-term care, solid waste management unit (SWMU)-g rouping, and three corrective action management unit (CAMU) options. He al so managed the evaluation of various

treatment and containment alternativ es for the SWMU grouping and CAMU options, including in-place composting and land farming, ex-situ composting and land farming, solidification, and engineering controls, as well as the use of an offsite CAMU 

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corrective action liability at the facility. A SWMU-grouping/off-site CAMU remedy was implemented at the site. U.S. Air Force, Corrective Action Ma nagement Plans – Multiple Base Locations (Peer Reviewer: 1995 – 1996)

Mr. Holder served as a Peer Reviewer on Corrective Action Management Plans (CAMPs) for Air Combat Command (ACC). Each plan was designed to assess

CERCLA and/or RCRA corrective action liab ilities and to develop an investigative and cleanup approach to managing these liabilities. The technical approach was then linked to a Base funding plan and presented to ACC staff.

Hazardous Waste Management Operations

Mr. Holder has provided direct suppor t to a number of operating RCRA TSDFs for day-to-day hazardous waste management operations, including refineries, chemical plants, manufacturing facilitie s, and government facilities. He has prepared waste management plans, managem ent protocols and checklists, oversight of less than 90-day operati ons, and RCRA Part A and B permits and permit modifications. He has also prepared waste management plans and performed compliance inspections for the demolition of refineries and manufacturing facilities.

Auditing

Mr. Holder has performed RCRA,TSCA, CWA, and OPA audits of numerous

facilities. These audits have been asso ciated with on-going operations, facility expansion, and demolition activities. He has also performed extensive auditing as part of due diligence activities associated with asset transfers, including the oversight of full audit teams for all env ironmental regulations. He has also prepared and conducted industry and facility-s pecific training for compliance with environmental regulations.

Site Investigation and Remediation

Marathon Petroleum Company, Site Investigation and Remediation – IL (Project Manager: 1993 – 1999) Mr. Holder served as Project Manager fo r RCRA corrective action program at an Illinois Refinery. He oversaw the revi ew of 52 solid waste management units (SWMUs), developed and implemented plans for the investigation of soil and groundwater, developed and implemented pl ans for remediation of soil and groundwater – including the use of a CAMU to manage 95,000 cubic yards of remediation waste generated during correct ive actions. He worked extensively with federal and state agency staff to develop investigation and cleanup strategies and to obtain necessary permits.7 

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U.S. Air Force, Hazard Materials Evaluations – Nationwide (Project Manager: 1988 – 2001)

Mr. Holder conducted hazardous materials evaluations at seven U.S. Air Force (USAF) radar facilities nationwide. These evaluations were part of a U.S. Air Force Hazard Evaluation Ranking Projec t administered by the Omaha Corps of Engineers (COE) for the Air Combat Command (ACC). He analyzed PCB soil concentrations on site with an analytical field test. He assessed asbestos containing materials, leaking under ground storage tanks, and miscellaneous

hazardous materials at the facilities. Mr. Holder prepared hazard evaluation reports including hazard assessment r anking and remediation recommendations for these facilities. He also developed inspection guideline documents and trained other employees in the use of the PCB field test equipment. Cleanup activities were performed under the USAF ’s Installation Restoration Program (IRP) per CERCLA regulations.

U.S. Corp of Engineers, Site Char acterization – MA, MI and AR (Project Manager: 1999 – 2001) Mr. Holder conducted site characterization and assisted in preparing design plans, design specifications, formal bid estimates, and site specific quality management plans for leaking underground storage tank removal, asbestos abatement, PCB-contaminated soil and equipment removal, and hazardous chemical spill remediation at three U.S. Air Force radar stations in Massachusetts, Michigan, and Arizona. This project was administered by the Omaha U.S. Corps of Engineers, Omaha Distric t for the U.S. Air Force as part of the facility’s IRP/CERCLA program.

City of Austin Electric Utility, Ph ase II ESA and Brownfields Redevelopment – Austin, TX (Project Manager: 1997 – 1998) Mr. Holder assisted the City of Austin El ectric Utility with designing investigative and remedial actions as part of a brow nfields redevelopment initiative in downtown Austin. He worked with the city and the developer to design investigative and remedial activities a ssociated with a former utility facility. Mr.

Holder conducted the Phase II site assessment.

U.S. Corps of Engineer, Wastewater Lagoons Characterization – Holloman AFB, NM (Project Manager: 1998 – 2005) Mr. Holder was responsible for characterizing PCB and chemical contamination of wastewater lagoons at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, for the Omaha COE and ACC. Mr. Holder prepared bid estimates for final remediation and assisted in remediation design and closur e plan development per the facility’s IRP requirements. He worked with the New Mexico Environment Department8 

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(NMED) to ensure all RCRA/CERCLA wast e characterization, treatment, and disposal requirements were met.

Phillips 66, In-Situ Bioremediation – Sout heast TX (Project Manager: 1998) Mr. Holder assisted in preparing in-situ bioremediation design and implementation of an oil pipeline leak in southeast Texas. Oil from the pipeline had saturated surrounding surface and subsurface soils. Subsurface soils were excavated and spread nearby. Excavated so ils and impacted surficial soils were then land treated to acceptable, risk-based levels.

General Tire, Site Investigation a nd Remediation Plan for Unleaded Gasoline Spill – Southwest TX (Project Manager: 1998) Mr. Holder performed site investigati on and developed a remediation plan for an unleaded gasoline spill in southwest Texas. Due to the large volume of gas spilled, the porosity of the underlying mate rial, and the presence of the spill site directly above the Edwards Aquifer, remedi al activities and site investigations were performed simultaneously. Excavated soils were placed on a nearby area, spread, and land treated. Sampling of the excavated area ensured complete

removal of all material. The site wa s backfilled with clean material and the excavated soils treated to acceptable levels and reused as fill material.

City of Austin Electric Utility, Hy drocarbon and PCB Site Investigation – Austin, TX (Project Manager: 1997 – 1999) Mr. Holder planned, implemented, and coordinat ed site investigation activities for surface, subsurface, and groundwater hy drocarbon and PCB contamination at a public utilities plant in Austin, Texas. He planned and executed voluntary soil and groundwater cleanup actions by utility and dev eloped regulatory strategy for sitewide remediation.

Lincoln Properties, Site Investigat ion and Remediation – Austin, TX (Project Manager: 1987 – 1989) Mr. Holder performed site investi gation and remediation at a former manufactured gas plant in Austin, Texa s. Mr. Holder’s activities included installation and sampling of groundwater wells, delineation of groundwater and soil contamination, and remedial design and implementation of the remedy. Due to the location of the site, public relations and interactions were key in ensuring a successful project.

Koch, Investigation and Voluntary Clea nup – Austin, TX (Project Manager: 1997 –1998) Mr. Holder planned and directed the inve stigation and voluntary cleanup of subsurface gasoline releases at a truck loading terminal in Austin, Texas. Geoprobe rigs and a mobile laboratory were used to delineate the source, nature, and extent of subsurface hydrocar bons at the site in a single, integrated9 

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sampling effort. The results were used to remove soils containing hydrocarbons at greater than site-specific risk-bas ed levels under the Texas Risk Reduction Program (TRRP). This project resulted in a determination of no further action (NFA) by the agency for the site. The project also included engineering changes to the terminal's truck loading facilit y and its wastewater handling system to

minimize future releases.

Shell, Gasoline Pipeline Leak Investigation and Cleanup – Austin, TX (Project Manager: 1988 – 1989) Mr. Holder performed site investigat ion and cleanup activities for a gasoline pipeline leak. Due to the presence of the spill in a sensitive area and the proximity of sensitive receptors, invest igation activities and emergency response occurred simultaneously. Long-term activiti es at the site included groundwater

assessments and land treatm ent of impacted soils.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Soil and Groundwater Investigation – Midwestern U.S. (Project Manager: 1997 – 1998) Mr. Holder performed investigation of soils and groundwater at a pipeline

terminal in the Midwest. Efforts included the delineation of the source, nature, and extent of subsurface hydrocarbons, the identification and selection of the appropriate remedial approach, the desi gn and implementation/construction of the system, and the operation and maint enance of the remedial groundwater system. The cleanup was performed under the state voluntary cleanup program to appropriate risk-based levels.

Marathon Pipeline, Ecological Ri sk-Based Investigation and Cleanup Program Development – Midwestern U. S. (Project Manager: 1996 – 1997) Mr. Holder worked with pipeline official s in the Midwest to assist in the development of an ecological risk-based investigation and cleanup program. His efforts were conducted jointly with t he state agency in development of its program. Program elements specifically addressed by the work concerned the ecological risks associated with the spillage of crude oil in rural areas.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Investig ation and Remediation of Buried Tar Pit – Midwestern U.S. (Project Manager: 1994 – 1995)

Mr. Holder oversaw the investigation and remedi ation of a buried tar pit at an abandoned refinery in the Midwestern United States. The materials buried in the pit included tars, oils, sludges, debris, and drums. Electromagnetic and resistivity surveys were used to delineate the boundarie s of subsurface contamination, and a geoprobe was used to collect waste, soil, and groundwater samples. A feasibility study was performed to identify cost-effective remedial solutions. Upon selection of a remedy, bid specificat ions were prepared and distributed to selected contractors. Following remediati on, verification samples were collected, and the site was closed with a determination of no further action (NFA).10 

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U.S. Corps of Engineers and Air Combat Command, RCRA Facility Investigation – Holloman Air Force Base, NM (Project Manager: 1991 – 1993) For the Omaha Corps of Engineers (COE) and Air Combat Command (ACC), Mr. Holder prepared and submitted RCRA facility investigation (RFI) work plan for 45 solid waste management units at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico. Following approval of the work plan by the U.S. EPA Region 6 and the New Mexico Environment Department (N MED), Mr. Holder implemented the investigation and prepared a final repor t detailing the conclusions of the investigation and recommendations for futu re activities. Follow-on activities included the use of risk screening to convin ce the regulatory agencies that 42 of 45 SWMUs could be treated as No Further Action (NFA). By using the inherent flexibility in the regulations, it was also possible to get an up-front "contained-in" policy exemption approved for investigati on derived waste (IDW). This allowed for timely and very cost-effective ID W management. Also, 18 miles of sewer system was approved for NFA at minimum expenditure. All activities were

conducted in accordance with RCRA and CE RCLA requirements per the IRP at

the Base.

ALCOA, Point Comfort, Texas, Developm ent of Cleanup Strategy (Project Manager: 1992-1993)

Mr. Holder led the effort to assess the best regulatory path forward for the site following actions by the State and the EPA to include the site on the NPL. Decision tree analysis was used to evaluate potential cleanup activities and to determine the most favorable pathway fo r regulatory oversight. Based on the results of the study, it was determined that allowing the site to be listed on the NPL and to perform cleanup via CERCLA provided the most cost-effective path

forward for the site.

U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), RFI: Pantex Plant – Amarillo, TX (Peer Reviewer and Internal Consultant: 1995 – 1996) Mr. Holder served as peer reviewer and in ternal consultant on the conduct of an RFI for 26 solid waste management units (playas and ditches SWMU groupings)

at the U.S. DOE Pantex Plant in Amarillo, Texas.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Land Treatment Demonstration (LTD) – Midwestern U.S. (Project Manager: 1988 – 1992) Mr. Holder conducted an LTD program for a Midwestern Refinery that involved quarterly soil-pore water and soil-core sa mpling for two years. Information collected was used to obtain a Phase II RCRA permit and in support of the facility's No Migration Petition (NMP). Mr. Holder conducted studies designed to evaluate in-situ biodegradation of hydr ocarbon fractions and the mobility of11 

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metals in site soils. Included use of bioreactors for biodegradation studies, soil columns for metals, and phytoremediation of hydrocarbons and metals in field settings. He designed, constructed, and installed an unsaturated zone monitoring (UZM) program at the land treatment fa cility (LTF). Components of this system included pressure-vacuum lysimeters, grav ity drainage lysimeters, and soil cores. Permit-required, soil, soil-pore water, and groundwater monitoring for the unit

were conducted.

Countrymark, Landfarm Closure – Indiana (Project Manager: 2002) Mr. Holder used RCRA regulations and policy to support clean closure of a Refinery landfarm by determining that no waste was present and that waste constituents present were less than risk-based levels.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Surface Impoundment Closure – IL (Project Manager: 2002) Mr. Holder used state risk-based progr am to clean-close three RCRA-regulated surface impoundments at a Midwestern refi nery. He achieved no further action under RCRA through use of institutional cont rols to prevent exposure to residual contaminants and was able to remove impoundments from RCRA permit.

Marathon Oil Corporation, Environmental Support for Upstream Operations (1995 to 2008), Multiple Locations. Managed in-house support to Marathon Oil Company’s Cody, WY operations to assist with all aspects on environmental co mpliance, including air, water, waste and remediation. Managed investigati on and cleanup of oil & gas sites in Wyoming and Montana, prepared SPCC plans for numerous sites in western US, including Texas and developed SPCC template for company-wide use.

Marathon Oil Company, Site Cleanup and Closure – WY & MT (Project Manager) Mr. Holder served as Project Manager for the investigation, remediation, and closure of several ex ploration and production (E&P) sites in Wyoming and Montana. As Project Manager, Mr. Holder oversaw all aspects of soil and groundwater investigation, remediat ion, and site restoration. He was responsible for negotiations with State and Federal agencies to obtain final no further action determinations for the sites; as well as addressing NEPA concerns

associated with site restoration.

Holly Corporation, Site Investigati on and Remediation; Regulatory Support and Liability Transfer – Texas, New M exico and Montana: 2004 to Present.

Mr. Holder oversees activities for Holly Corporation related to site investigation
and remediation in Texas, New Mexico, and Montana. Activities include investigation and cleanup of crude and pr oduct in soils and groundwater at pipelines and terminals – including free product removal, enhanced in-situ12 

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bioremediation in soils and groundwater , RCRA corrective action oversight, and landfarm operation and closure.

Facility Expansion and Demolition

Marathon Petroleum Company and ConocoPhillips (COP), Petroleum Refinery Expansion – Midwestern and Western U.S. (Project Manager: 2004 – 2006) Mr. Holder assisted two Major petrol eum Refiners in expansion of refining operations at existing facilities. His activities included integration of proposed

construction with RCRA corrective acti on and other cleanup programs to avoid unnecessary cleanup (e.g., incorporation of construction/operation into site remedy) and ensure worker safety. Mr. Holder was also responsible for the development of costs and schedules associated for all environmentally related activities associated with the propos ed expansions, including air, water, wastewater, waste, and NEPA (e.g., Se ction 404 permitting) programs. He worked with Refining Capital Project and Environmental staff to ensure necessary permits, permit modifications, and approvals were obtained to prevent delays in construction schedules. Expans ion at the COP Refinery involved the designation of an off-site CAMU for disposal of soils containing listed hazardous

wastes.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Petroleum Refinery Site Remediation, Demolition, and Reuse – Midwestern U. S. (Project Manager: 2002 – 2003) Mr. Holder was project manager fo r the demolition of a decommissioned petroleum refinery in the Midwest. This included the preparation of plans for management of all materials generated dur ing demolition; identification, preparation, and approval of all city, c ounty, state, and federal permits; NPDES permit modification and compliance, eros ion control, and mitigation measures identification and implem entation; health and safety plan preparation and implementation; demolition oversight; preparation of plans and specifications for underground structures and pipe removal; and development and implementation of a site-wide strategy for refinery cl eanup, as well as strategies for reuse.

U.S. Corps of Engineers, Demolition Design and Bid Estimate – Langley Air Force Base, VA (Project Manager: 1990 – 1991)Mr. Holder prepared bid estimate and demolition design for a pesticidecontaminated building at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia under the Bases’s IRP.

Pasadena Refining System, Inc. (PRSI) – Plant Demolition and Refinery Expansion Pasadena, TX (Program Manager: 2006 – Current)13 

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Directs and supervises activities associated with the purchase of a former paper and pulp plant by PRSI and its demolit ion and subsequent reuse for Refinery expansion. Activities included site invest igation for purposes of property transfer and liability assessment, development of dem olition plans and specifications, bid
review and contractor selection, devel opment of waste management and health and safety plans, on-site demolition ov ersight, compliance with stormwater and NPDES permit requirements during demolit ion, and closure of permitted waste management units. Additional investigat ion and cleanup of PCBs, dioxins/furans, petroleum products, and other paper industr y wastes related to the development of a sitewide cleanup strategy and attainm ent of a risk-based no further action is also being performed.

Regulatory Support and Permitting

Marathon Petroleum Company, RCRA, Clean Water Act (CWA), and Oil Pollution act (OPA) Permitting and Compliance– IL (Program Manager)

Mr. Holder has performed and directed all aspects of permitting and compliance associated with waste, water, and spill prev ention at the Refinery. Activities include RCRA permit applications and modifications, NPDES and stormwater permitting, and SPCC and FRP plans for the Refinery. He is responsible for permitting, operations, and compliance for the RCRA-permitted facilities at the Refinery (i.e., land farm, CAMU, and waste container storage area) and has performed MTR retrofit of three surf ace impoundments and their subsequent riskbased clean closure following land ban regulations. Activities associated with waste water-related issues include NPDES and stormwater permitting as well as the performance of toxicity evaluation and reduction studies. Mr. Holder also oversees preparation and updating of the SPCC Plan and FRP. He works directly with State and federal agencie s to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.

RCRA Regulatory Expert and Resource – Austin, TX (RCRA Resource: 1991 – Present) Mr. Holder serves as internal RCRA resource and provides support to staff on a company-wide basis. Includes direct project support via peer review or on a consultant basis and nonspecific support via preparation and distribution of regulatory summaries and interpretations. Topics include those associated with permitting, LDRs, MTRs, recycling, ex clusions, waste identification and characterization, among others.

Hill Air Force Base, Regulatory Support and Review – Northern Utah (Regulatory Support and Peer Review: 1996 – 1999) Mr. Holder provided CERCLA regulator y support and peer review for Hill Air Force Base remedial investigations and cleanups as well as routine Base14 

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compliance activities. He worked with Ba se staff to implement routine waste characterization and management activities . Mr. Holder participated in the

evaluation and selection of CAMUs of two U.S. Air Force Bases as part of the overall facility cleanup.

Air Combat Command (ACC), Regulator y and Cleanup Support and Review: (Peer Reviewer1993-1999) Mr. Holder worked with Air Force Staff (ACC) in review of multiple Base waste management procedures and with the Departments of the Army and Air Force in implementation of the RCRA rule s impacting the use of ranges and

munitions/waste characterization. He provided peer review and strategic planning for the restoration activities at Bases under ACC oversight, including those subject to RCRA, CERCLA, and state cleanup requirements.

U.S. DOE Hanford Reservat ion, CAMU Application Development – Richland, WA (Project Manager: 1997) Mr. participated in the development and pr eparation of the CAMU application for the Environmental Restoration Disposal Facility (ERDF) at the U.S. Department of Energy Hanford Reservat ion, Richland, Washington.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Surface Impoundment Retrofit to MTRs – IL (Project Manager: 1990 – 1993) Mr. Holder participated in the design, construction, and construction quality assurance oversight of three refinery surface impoundment retrofits to ensure compliance with RCRA minimum technology requirements (MTRs).

ConocoPhillips, RCRA Class 3 Permit Modi fication Application for Surface Impoundment Closure and Reuse during Refinery Expansion – Billings, MT (Project Manager: 2004 – 2006)

Mr. Holder served as Project Manager for preparing a RCRA Class 3 permit modification application to revise the cl osure remedy for several RCRA surface impoundments at the ConocoPhillips Billings Montana Refinery. In support of refinery expansion at the Billings Refiner y, he developed a strategic approach for expedited remediation of a closed RCRA unit and worked with the State to accelerate the RCRA permit modification. The subject unit historically managed API separator sludge. The unit was origi nally closed as a landfill with wastes left in place. The Refinery expansion requi red the complete excavation of the construction footprint, including the RCRA unit. Mr. Holder helped the Refinery develop and permit an approach that provided the flexibility needed to expeditiously and cost-effectively comple te the remediation, and prepared the design as part of the CMS and CMI Work Plan. The remedy included: 1) designation of the construction zone as a single Area of Contamination (AOC) to allow movement, handling, and stockpiling without triggering RCRA land disposal restrictions (LDRs) or minimum technology requirements (MTRs); 2) use of the15 

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“contained-in” policy in conjunction with the development of health-based levels to determine when impacted soil and cobbles no longer contain a listed hazardous waste and can be reused on site; 3) designation of a Staging Pile (40 CFR §264.554) for accumulating remedi ation waste pending treatment or disposal; and 4) designation and approval of an off-site CAMU for final disposal

of the remediation waste.

U.S. DOE Sandia National Laboratory, Remedial Strategy Development – Albuquerque, NM (Project Manager: 1996 – 1998) Mr. Holder served as Project Manager fo r selecting the site investigation, remediation, and waste management strat egy for the Department of Energy (DOE) at Sandia National Laboratory (SNL). He worked with SNL staff to involve public and agency (state and federal) stakeholders in selecting overall investigation and cleanup strategy for the si te. After selection of strategy, Mr. Holder worked with SNL to permit the selected remedy and associated waste management units under RCRA and to im plement the remedial program. Strategy development involved buy-in from all parties, including public interest groups. The selected remedy included the use of a CAMU operated by a contractor for the facility.

Rohm and Haas/Morton Chemical, Ex pedited CAMU Application – Moss Point, Mississippi (Project Manager: 2000
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### 2001) Mr. Holder oversaw preparation of an ex pedited CAMU Application to designate a CAMU at a large chemical plant in Mi ssissippi. Activities the development of all sections of the application, including site geology and hydrogeology, groundwater monitoring, waste characterization and treatment, engineering design, unit operation, and closure and post-closure ca re. He facilitated meetings between the client and EPA Region 4, allowing the CAMU to be designated within 3 three months of initial proposal. The CAMU was value-engineered to make use of existing engineering features at the si te, and it includes the development of multiple waste containment landfill cells to facilitate the treatment and long-term

containment of chemical remediati on wastes generated at the plant in

accordance with conditions of a Consent Decree.

City of Austin Electric utility, API Ta nk Inspection and SPCC Plan – Austin, TX (Project Manager: 2004 – 2005) Mr. Holder served as Project Manager for the inspection of aboveground fuel tanks per API standards and the development of an SPCC Plan for an Austin, TX power plant.

Citgo, Closure of RCRA Interi m Status Surface Impoundments, RCRA 

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regulations at a Refinery in Illinois. Allowed the Refinery to reuse the impoundment for non-hazar dous waste management. He also provided support for liability management during asset tr ansfer and negotiated extensively with State and USEPA officials to prevent the imposition of a Unilateral Order for corrective action. Through these negotiati ons the Refinery was able to obtain a Post-Closure permit for Corrective Action and to convert the former landfarm to a CAMU as opposed to closure with a full RCRA cap, saving the Refinery significant resources. Mr. Holder also managed the development of the Refinery’s RCRA Corrective Action program, using a phased approach to allow

for risk-based evaluation and closure.

NEPA, Wetlands Delineation, and Section 404 Permitting

City of Marlin, NEPA Permitting: Section 404 Permit for Texas Reservoirs – Marlin, TX (Project Manager: 2004 – 2008) Mr. Holder was Project Manager to obtai n USACE Section 404 Individual Permit for four reservoirs in Texas. He super vised all aspects of the Permitting process (engineering, cultural, and biological) as well as assisted sponsors in obtaining funding for the project. Mr. Holder work ed with multiple municipal, county, state and federal agencies to obtain permits and provided public relations/presentations on behalf of project and sponsors.

U.S. Corps of Engineers, Environmental Assessments – Fort McCoy, WI (Project Manager: 1992 – 1994) Mr. Holder supervised two environment al assessments (EAs) for the Omaha COE at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin. He conduc ted field investigations and prepared environmental assessments reports ev aluating potential impacts to socioeconomics, archaeological resour ces, soils and air quality, and the terrestrial and aquatic ecology due to proposed army actions. His field characterization included wetlands delineation and the development of mitigative measures to minimize environmental impacts.

Celanese, Wetlands Identification and Delineation – Texas Gulf Coast (Project Manager: 1994) Mr. Holder performed wetlands identific ation and delineation on a 500-acre area designated for facility expansion on the Texas Gulf Coast. He delineated wetland areas and areas available for expansion. Mr. Holder also identified pertinent NEPA and U.S. Corps of Engineer s 404 permitting requirements.

SPECIALIZED TRAINING

• Annual 8-Hour OSHA HAZWOPER Refresher Course

• Client Confidentiality Training

• Confined Space Training

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• CPR Training

• Emergency Response and First Aid Training

• Ethics Training

• Excellence in Leadership Training

• Group Leader Training

• Hazard Communication Training

• Kerzner Project Management Training

• Lab Safety General Awareness, C3

• Miller Hieman Training

• Negotiations Training

• OSHA HAZWOPER 40-Hour Training

• OSHA HAZWOPER 8-Hour Supervisory Training

• Performance Review Training

• Procurement Integrity Act Training

• Project Direction Training

• Project Director II Training

• Project Management Training

• Proposal Writing Training

• Shipping General Awareness, S3

• Technical Writing and Technical Writing II Training

• Time Management Training

• Waste General Awareness, W3

• Yerks Proposal Training

PUBLICATIONS
Ehrman, M.W. and M.W. Holder, “Demolition of Marathon Oil Company’s Former Indianapolis, Indiana Refinery,” NPRA Refinery and Petrochemical Plant Environmental Conference, Austin, TX, 2001.

Hill, M.O., M.W. Holder, and Nathan Block, “Using Third Party Assumption of Environmental Liabilities to Manage Financial Risk” NPRA Refinery and

Petrochemical Plant Environmental Conference, Austin, TX, 2001.

Wendell, P.J. and M.W. Holder "Doing What Makes Sense to Minimize Your Remedial Costs." Proceedings of the 1996 Annual Meeting of the Pacifi c Northwest International Section of the Air and Waste Management Associati on, Seattle, WA, December 1996.

Saad, D.R., E.J. Williams, M.W. Hol der, R.E. Nelson, and R.C. Wallace "Do What Makes Sense," Presented at National Petroleum Refiner Association (NPRA) Environmental C onference, San Francisco, CA, October

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Patton, G.L., E.M. Armstrong, M.W. Ho lder, K.L. Coley, and R.C. Wallace "Exploration and Analysis of Data fr om a Land Treatment Demonstration." Proceedings of the 24th Symposiu m on the Interface: Graphics and Visualization. Interface Foundation, 1992,

Holder, M.W., L.M. Dielmann, and R.C. Wallace "Waste management Strategies for Compliance with the RCRA Corrective Action Program." Proceedings of the U.S. DO E Environmental Restoration Conference, Augusta, GA, pp. 1235-1239, October 1993.

Holder, M.W., L.M. Dielmann, and R.C. Wallace "Strategies for Compliance with the RCRA Corrective Action Program."

Presented at the New Mexico Hazar dous Waste Management Society, 6th Annual Hazardous Waste management Soci ety Conference and Exhibition, Albuquerque, NM, October 1993.

Holder, M.W., K.W. Brown, J.C. T homas, D. Zabcik, and H.E. Murray "Capillary-Wick Unsaturated Zone Soil Pore Water Sampler." Soil Science Society of America Journal , Vol. 55, No. 5, 1991.

Holder, M.W. "Soil Sampling." Presented to the Texas Pest Control Association, the 1990 Annual Conference and Exhibition, Austin, TX, December 1990.

Brown, K.W., J.C. Thomas, M. W. Holder, and J.F. Artiola "The Ability of Sorbent Materials to Adsorb and Retain Organic Liquids Under

Landfill Conditions." Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials, Vol. 7, No.
4, 1990.

EXPERT WITNESS TESTIMONY

Expert Testimony on Land Treatment Technologies Mr. Holder presented testimony before the Illinois Pollution Control Board (IPCB) for a petroleum refinery. His testimony concerned land treatment technologies and the winter application of refinery wa stes. He also presented testimony concerning proper statistical evaluation of groundwater monitoring data and the treatment of background detections of haz ardous constituents in evaluating the monitoring results.

TEACHING AND ADVISORY POSITIONS Environmental Awareness Training Mr. Holder designed a refinery-focus ed environmental awareness training program and conducted a two day training workshop for refinery personnel. The19 

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training program includes RCRA solid and hazardous waste regulations; emergency planning, right-to-know, and SARA reporting; risk management plans; pollution prevention and waste minimiza tion; fuels, gasoline, and diesel regulations; Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA); Subpart CC of RCRA; environmental compliance auditing; Clean Air Act (CAA); Clean Water Act (CWA); Oil Pollution Act (OPA); Occupati onal Safety and Health Administration (OSHA); Energy Policy Act; general refinery environmental impacts; water regulations (NPDES); Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures (SPCC) Plan; and air regulations (NSPSs, 40 CFR 60 Subparts A, J, K, GGG, and QQQ).

RCRA and Clean Water Act Training Mr. Holder prepared and presented RCRA and Clean Water Act training for an industrial client in support of envir onmental awareness training required by

Consent Order.

RCRA and Clean Water Act Training Mr. Holder developed and presented RCRA and Clean Water Act training to various industrial clients. The training included facility specific information and focused on ensuring compliance with RCRA and CWA regulations. This training was used as a basis upon which to build waste management programs for

facilities.

Impoundment Remediation Workshop Mr. Holder prepared and presented an Im poundment Remediation Workshop to environmental managers of a mu lti-facility, nationwide petroleum refiner. This training emphasized remediation technol ogies as well as the process and management of remedial actions.

RCRA Subpart S and CAMU/TU Rule Training Mr. Holder planned, prepared, and present ed internal and external training courses for the proposed RCRA Subpart S rules and the final CAMU/TU rule. His external presentation has included refini ng, manufacturing, DOE, DOD (including personnel from Omaha COE, ACC, and the Air Education and Training Command [AETC]), and regulatory agencies. He was also involved in follow-on sessions for the development of regulatory st rategy at specific facilities, including the integration of com peting regulatory programs to satisfy agency and command requirements.

Land Disposal Restrictions Training Mr. Holder planned, prepared, and presented a training course to refineries concerning the applicability of RCRA LDRs to refinery wastes.

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Mr. Holder planned, prepared, and participat ed in the presentation of corrective action remedy selection training to inte rnal and external parties. The training provides "hands on" experience in select ing remedies and evaluating the use of CAMU/TUs under the corrective action pr ogram at a hypothetical facility.

HAZWOPER Health and Safety Training Mr. Holder prepared and presented field sampling techniques and health and safety concerns for a two-hour class as part of the company’s internal 40-hour OSHA certification program.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Air and Waste Management Association (AWMA) American Standards for Testing and Materials (ASTM) National Petrochemicals Refiners Association (NPRA) Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) The Wildlife Society The Nature Conservancy1 

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EDUCATION B.A., Microbiology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, 1987.

TECHNICAL SPECIALTIES

Mr. Miller is a Senior Scientist in the TRC Austin, Texas office and has over 19 years of experience in environmental consulting and several environmental laboratories. His qualificat ions include extensive detail- oriented review/validation of analytical data according to guidelines and regulations promulgated by the USEPA, the states (incl uding Texas, Louisiana, Tennessee, Kansas, New York, etc.), project-specific qual ity assurance project plans, and site-specific permits. Mr. Miller also has extensive experience in the preparation of quality assurance project plans. He has served as the Quality Assurance Officer for several projects and provides quality assurance a ssistance to clients, field personnel, managers, and laboratories. His experi ence includes calculation of tiered regulatory values according to severa l state programs (Texas TRRP, Illinois TACO, Louisiana RECAP, etc.) Mr. M iller has also designed and implemented a wide variety of MS Access database appl ications. Mr. Miller’s background includes experience in several envir onmental laboratories where he performed analyses as well as serving as a department-level manager. He currently serves in the capacity of Scientist/QA Specialist at the Austin, Texas office of TRC. He has program management and technical ex perience in the following general

areas:

• Site Investigation and/or Remedi ation – Quality Assurance Support

• RCRA Permitting and Regulatory Support

• TRRP (Texas) Regulatory and APAR Support as well as Regulatory Value

Calculations

• RECAP (Louisiana) Support including Regulatory Value Calculations

• TACO (Illinois) Support and R egulatory Value Calculations

• Microsoft Access Database Generation and Implementation

• Management – Envir onmental Laboratory

• Bench Experience – Environmental Laboratory

REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE

Site Investigation and/or Remediati on – Quality Assurance (QA) Support

AIG, St. Mary’s Street Site – San Antonio, Texas (Chemist/QA Specialist: 10/2005 – 10/2006) Mr. Miller served as technical support for sampling impacted groundwater. His responsibilities also included data evaluat ion and report generation according to

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### Texas Commission on Environmental Qua lity (TCEQ) TRRP-13 requirements and production of data tables for an A ffected Property Assessment Report (APAR).

Austin Energy, Crescent and Wye Tracts – Austin, Texas (Chemist/QA Specialist: 6/2005 – Present) Mr. Miller served as technical suppor t for sampling impacted soil. His responsibilities also included data evaluat ion and report generation according to TCEQ TRRP-13 requirements and producti on of data tables for an APAR.

Baker Petrolite, Broussard Site – Broussard, Louisiana (Chemist/QA Specialist: 2003 – Present) Mr. Miller serves as technical support fo r periodic sampling of groundwater. His responsibilities include data evaluat ion and report generation according to Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) Risk Evaluation/ Corrective Action Program (RECAP) r equirements. Mr. Miller has also performed statistical evaluatio ns of analytical data, calculated regulatory values for compounds not found in RECAP tables, calculated tiered values, and assisted in the production of the Remedial Inve stigation Work Plan under the Voluntary Remediation Program.

BNSF, Albuquerque Superfund Site – Albuquerque, New Mexico (Chemist/QA Specialist: 1/2005 – Present) Mr. Miller wrote and continues to update the Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for this site according to U. S. EPA, Region VI requirements. His responsibilities also include data eval uation according to QAPP requirements and production of annual data evaluation r eports. Performed calculations involving analytical data according to New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) requirements. He al so offered technical support to the field team as well as laboratory personnel for initial field st udies performed to optimize site cleanup.

BJ Services, San Angelo Site – San Angelo, Texas (Chemist/QA Specialist: 1/2005 – Present) Mr. Miller provides data evaluation and r eport generation services according to TCEQ TRRP-13 requirements and production of data tables for an APAR. He also provides technical support directly to BJ Services personnel, as needed.

City of Austin, Mabel Davis Park – Austin, Texas (Chemist/QA Specialist: 1/2005 – 11/2005) Mr. Miller served as technical support fo r perimeter air sampling activities to verify that environmental controls im plemented during remedial construction activities protected neighboring properties from exposure to previously detected chemicals of concern. His responsibi lities also included QAPP generation, review of analytical data, statistical analysis of analytical results, and report preparation for analytical activities.

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### Consolidated Edison, Manufactured Gas Plants – Various Sites, New York City (Chemist/QA Specialist: 2/2004 – Present) Mr. Miller provides data validation and r eport generation services according to the New York State Departm ent of Environmental Co nservation’s Analytical Services Protocol (ASP) in support of si te investigations a former Manufactured

Gas Plants.

ConocoPhillips, Billings Refinery – Billings, Montana (Chemist/QA Specialist: 9/2005 – Present) Mr. Miller provides technical support for soil sampling as well as analytical data evaluation, statistical analysis of anal ytical results, and report preparation services to support Low Temperature T hermal Desorption (LTTD) technology to

treat affected soils.

Illinois Central Railroad (ICRR), Johnston Yard – Memphis, Tennessee (Chemist/QA Specialist: 2004 – 2007)
Mr. Miller wrote the QAPP for this site according to U.S. EPA, Region IV requirements. His respons ibilities also include dat a evaluation according to QAPP requirements, production of data evaluation reports, and technical support for laboratory personnel.

Kansas City Southern Railroad (KCS), Various Sites – Louisiana and Texas (Chemist/QA Specialist: 2002 – 2007) Mr. Miller provided technical support for samp ling activities as well as statistical evaluation, data evaluation, and repor t preparation according to RECAP and TCEQ requirements.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Robinson Refinery – Robinson, Illinois (2000 – Present)

Mr. Miller has served as technical s upport for sampling activities and has provided data review and report preparation se rvices for projects at the Refinery including new construction and site investigation.

Nu-West Mining, Inc – Soda Springs, Idaho (2008 – Present) Mr. Miller re-wrote and continues to updat e the Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) for the South Rasmu ssen Ridge Mining project according to U.S. Forest Service requirements. His re sponsibilities also include serving as the QA officer for this project as well as data evaluatio n according to QAPP requirements. Mr. Miller also provided analytical and statisti cal evaluation of metals data to support an effort to overcome an analytical inte rference with selenium data at the South Rasmussen Ridge Mining site.

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### Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), Various Sites - Texas (Chemist/QA Specialist: 2002 – Present)

Mr. Miller has served as technical s upport for sampling activities and has provided data review and report preparation services for more than fifty TxDOT sites under the Evergreen and Class V Inje ction Well contracts. He also continues to participate in contract approv al interviews and is currently the Task

Leader for risk-based assessment modeling and evaluation.

Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR), Various Sites – Texas (Chemist/QA Specialist: 2004 – 2007) Mr. Miller served as technical support fo r sampling. His responsibilities also included data evaluation and report gener ation according to TCEQ TRRP-13 requirements and production of data tables for an APAR. He also provided

statistical evaluation of the analytical data.

RCRA Permitting and Regulatory Support

Citgo, Lemont Refinery – Lemont, Illinois (1/2007 – 7/2007) Mr. Miller assisted in renewing the RCRA Pa rt B Permit Application for this site according to Illinois EPA requirements. Specifically, he revised sections containing forms, certifications, public in volvement, the facility description, the contingency plan, and personnel training.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Robinson Refinery – Robinson, Illinois (2000 – Present) Mr. Miller provides support for RCRA-permi tted bi-annual monitoring activities at the Refinery’s Land Treatment Facilit y (LTF) and LTF Corrective Action Management Unit (CAMU) including devel opment and revision of sample collection standard operati ng procedures, development of sampling plans, determining locations of unique sample collection locations, assisting with laboratory issues, data review, report generation, and production of electronic deliverables according to Illinois EPA format requirements. Mr. Miller has been instrumental in writing the RCRA Renewa l Part B Permit Application. He has

been involved in more than ten Permit modi fication events. His responsibilities

also include assistance with Oil & Greas e loading calculations, statistical trend analysis for detected analytes, and in teracting with client personnel.

Microsoft Access Database Ge neration and Implementation

Baker Petrolite, Broussard Site – Broussard, Louisiana (Database Administrator: 2003 – Present) Mr. Miller developed, implemented, and maintains a database application to produce tables depicting historical trends for periodic groundwater monitoring

activities.

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### Citgo, Lemont Refinery – Lemont, Illinois (Database Administrator: 2004 – Present) Mr. Miller continues to refine an existing database application to support

documentation and evaluation of the Refinery’s sewer system.

BNSF, Somerville Site – Somerville, Texas (Database Administrator: 2000) Mr. Miller developed and implemented a database application to assist team members in performing Permit-required activities according to mandated

timelines. He also trained team member s in the proper use of the application.

Duke Energy – Nation Wide (Database Administrator: 2005 – 2007) Mr. Miller developed and implemented a dat abase application to produce reports and document inspection of materials likely to contain asbestos at more than one hundred sites. The application is design ed to document a wide range of material
attributes, calculate a hazard rank ing for each material, estimate removal/abatement costs, provide figures depicting sample collection locations, and present site-specific photographs.

Exxon Mobile, Baytown Complex – Baytown, Texas (Database Administrator: 2003 – 2004) Mr. Miller developed a database applicati on to serve as a repository of

information for more than 450 tanks. In formation includes construction details, permit status, physical and chemical attr ibutes of tank contents, regulatory information, etc.

Marathon Petroleum Company, Robinson Refinery – Robinson, Illinois (Database Administrator: 2000 – Present) Mr. Miller developed, implemented, and ma intains a database application to store analytical data collected for RCRA-pe rmitted units at the Refinery. The application produces data tables for reports, trend analyses for specific compounds, statistical comparisons, and elec tronic files for input into the Illinois EPA’s state-wide gro undwater database.

Management – Environmental Laboratory

BTEX Group Leader Managed a department of 17 employees analyzing BTEX/GRO as well as Method SW8021 (all SW-846 Methods). Tr ained staff, performed data review, troubleshooting, systems review, and scheduled personnel and analyses. Helped to develop and implement a system for data storage on CD-ROM. Wrote or rewrote all standard operating procedures for the BTEX department.

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### Organics Manager Headed a department that included GC and GC/MS systems. Supervised the work of 7-10 analysts, trained staff, per formed data review, troubleshooting, and implemented QA/QC procedures. Rewrote most standard operating procedures for analysis. Helped to develop a met hod for quantifying gases escaping from

foam insulation.

GC/MS Group Leader Supervised the work of 7-10 analysts, trained staff, work ed within departmental budget, scheduled personnel and sample analysis, reviewed and revised standard operating procedures, and discussed te chnical issues with clients. The primary focus was was final review and validation of data produced under

USEPA Contract Laborat ory Program (CLP).

Bench Experience – Environmental Laboratory

Operation and maintenance of He wlett-Packard 5970, 5971, 5972, and 5973 GC/MS systems; Finnegan OWA and 4500 GC /MS systems; GC systems with
Photoionization, Flame Ionization, El ectron Capture, and Hall detectors. Produced data utilizing the following SW-846 methods: 8010, 8020, 8021, 8240,
8260, and 8270. Additional methods incl ude: CFR 40 Methods 524.2, 624, and 625; various wet chemistry protocol s; and several non-published procedures.

Data system operation, includi ng calculations and specific interpretation of data. Data systems include Target, ChemStati on, HP-RTE, Turbochrome, Formaster, and several proprietary Laboratory Info rmation Management Systems (LIMS).

SPECIALIZED TRAINING

24-Hour HazMat Technician Training 8-Hour HazMat Employee Training Total Quality Management Course Personal Protection and Safety Course, Texas A&M University Hazardous Materials Incident Analysi s Course, National Fire AcademyPE R S O NN E L I N F O R M A T I ON

N AME : J oe C r edeu r

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.

A na l s e s n o be i ng done : N / A

Labo r a t o ry and Add r e s s Da t e E m p l o ed F r o m T o Du t i e s ( I n l u i ng s pe i f i an a l s e s pe r f o r m ed )

A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup F o r m al l e

- Lab A na l t i al

, I n

. Hou s t on , TX 1999 Pr e s en t T e hn i a l D i r e t o r Pr e i ou s A na l s e s : V o l a t i l e s and S e m i -V o l a t i l e s A na l s i s

, P e s t/ P C / He r H P LC

, T P H , T 1005

, T E

, G R O

, DR O

, W e t Ch e m

Co r e Labo r a t o r i e s Hou s t on , TX 1991 1999 MSV

, MS S V

, pe s t, p

, he r

, e t he m

, T P H

M a l o l m P i r n i e

, I n

. W i t e P l a i n s

, N Y 1988 1991 MSV

, MS S V

, G C E CD

, G C FI D

P a e Lab s W ap p i nge r F al l s

, N Y 1987 1988 MSV / M SSVPE R S O NN E L I N F O R M A T I ON

N AME : Rebecc a L

. P i e rr o t

T I T L E : uali t A ss u r an e M anage r

L AB O R A TO R Y : A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

S T R E E T : 10450 S t an li ff Road

, S ui t e #210

C IT Y : Hou s t on S T A T E : TZ I P C O D E : 77099

- 4341

E DUC A T ION

Namend Address Semeser Creditoursn Cemryd Mogy Year

GradudDereend

Mjo Area Sdy

H i gh Sc hool W m. B

. T r a v i s H S

A u s t i n T X 0 1995 G e n e r a l S t u d i e s

T e

. S hoo l

o r Col l ege S o u t h w e s t T e x a s J u n i o r C o ll e g e

U v al d e , T X 19 H r s 1999 Ass o c iat e s of A r t s
C h em i s t r y

Uni e r s i ty U n i v e r s it y o f T e x a s a t A u s t i n
A u s t i n

, T X 51 2003 B a c h e l o r ’ s of S c i e n ce
C h em i s t r y

E PE R I E NC E : I n l ude a l l e pe r i en e i n o l ing e m i a l

,
m i cr o i o l o g i al o r r a i o e m i al ana l s e s

.

A na l s e s n o be i ng done : N / A

Labo r a t o ry and Add r e s s Da t e E m p l o ed F r o m T o Du t i e s ( I n l u i ng s pe i f i an a l s e s pe r f o r m ed )

A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

, F o r m al l e

- Lab

A na l t i a l

, i n

. Hou s t on , TX M ay 2009 Pr e s en t A / C M anage r

A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

, F o r m al l e

- Lab

A na l t i a l

, i n

. Hou s t on , TX A ugu s t

2005 M ay

2009 A Da t a R e i e

, Do u m en t Con t r ol , I n t e r na l

A ud i t i ng

, E m p l o ee T r a i n i ng

, S O P A u t ho r i ng

, Accr edi t a t i on M anage m en t

S ou t he r n P e t r o l eu m Labo r a t o r i e s Hou s t on , TX J une 2004 A ugu s t

2005 8021 A na l s i s ( G C / P I D and G C / E LCD )

, 8015

A na l s i s ( G C / FI D )

, I n s t r u m en t M a i n t enan e

, E m p l o ee T r a i n i ng

.

S e e r n T r en t Labo r a t o r i e s A u s t i n

, TX S ep t.

2003 J an

.

2004 8015 /T P H S a m p l e Pr ep

, Da t a E n t ry

F i s he r S i en t i f i (M o t o r o l a )

A u s t i n

, TX M ay 2003 A ugu s t

2003 Coppe r P l a t i ng Lab

, P r o e ss A na l s i s

A u s t i n E ne r gy A u s t i n

, TX M ay 2001 M ay

2003 oi l e r Ch e m i s t ry M o n i t o r i ng

, W a t e r P u r i f i a t i on

,

E n i r o n m en t a l S a m p l i ng

, T r a i n i ng

, S O P

A u t ho r i ng

.PE R S O NN E L I N F O R M A T I ON

N AME : He t o r Co r onado

T I T L E : C l i en t S e r i e s S upe r i s o r

L AB O R A TO R Y : A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

S T R E E T : 10450 S t an li ff Road

, S ui t e #210

C IT Y : Hou s t on S T A T E : TZ I P C O D E : 77099

- 4341

E DUC A T ION

Namend Address Semeser Creditoursn Cemryd Mogy Year

GradudDereend

Mjo Area Sdy

H i gh Sc hool S a m H o u s t o n H i g h S c h oo l

H o u s t o n

, T X 05 / 1986

T e

. S hoo l

o r Col l ege U n i v e r s it y o f H o u s t o n

– D o w n t o w n

H o u s t o n

, T X 12 h ou r s C h em i s t r y 12 / 2000 B

. A

. M a n a g e m e n t

G r adua t e S t ud i es

E PE R I E NC E : I n l ude a l l e pe r i en e i n o l ing e m i a l

,
m i cr o i o l o g i al o r r a i o e m i al ana l s e s

.

A na l s e s n o be i ng done : none

Labo r a t o ry and Add r e s s Da t e E m p l o ed F r o m T o Du t i e s ( I n l u i ng s pe i f i an a l s e s pe r f o r m ed )

A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

, F o r m al l e

- Lab

A na l t i a l

, i n

. Hou s t on , TX 01 / 2000 Pr e s en t Pr o e t M anage r

Co r e Labo r a t o r i e s Hou s t on , TX 1997 2000 Pr o e t M anage r

S ou t e s t e r n Labo r a t o r i e s Hou s t on , TX 1986 1997 I no r gan i S upe r i s o rPE R S O NN E L I N F O R M A T I ON

N AME : H il l e ry W ill i a m s

T I T L E : V o l a t i l e s S upe r i s o r

L AB O R A TO R Y : A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

S T R E E T : 10450 S t an li ff Road

, S ui t e #210

C IT Y : Hou s t on S T A T E : TZ I P C O D E : 77099

- 4341

E DUC A T ION

Namend Address Semeser Creditoursn Cemryd Mogy Year

GradudDereend

Mjo Area Sdy

H i gh Sc hool B r oo k l y n T ec hn i c a l H i gh S c h oo l

B r oo k l y n

, NY 1979 H

. S

. D i p l o m a

T e

. S hoo l

o r Col l ege I t

h a ca C o ll e g e /

T o m p k i n s -C o

r t la n d C o m m.
C o ll e g e
I t h a ca

, NY > 15 1984 A

. S

. S c i e n ce

G r adua t e S t ud i es

E PE R I E NC E : I n l ude a l l e pe r i en e i n o l ing e m i a l

,
m i cr o i o l o g i al o r r a i o e m i al ana l s e s

.

A na l s e s n o be i ng done : G C / M S V O A

Labo r a t o ry and Add r e s s Da t e E m p l o ed F r o m T o Du t i e s ( I n l u i ng s pe i f i an a l s e s pe r f o r m ed )

A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

, F o r m al l e

- Lab A na l t i al

, I n

. Hou s t on , TX 03 / 2003 Pr e s en t G C / M S V o l a t il e s

T e m a r- Doh r m ann E m e r s on Pr o e s s S o l u t i on s Hou s t on , TX 2000 2002 F i e l S e r i e E ng i nee r i n s t al l a t i on

,
m a i n t enan e and t r a i n i n g f o r G C G C / M S uni t s

SP L

, I n

. Hou s t on , TX 1991 2000 G C / M S V o l a t il e s

M e t al f Edd S e r i e s , I n

. G a r den Ci t

, N Y 1989 1991 G C / M S V o l a t il e s

N Y T E S T E n i r on e m t n a l

, I n

. P o r t W a s i ng t on

, N Y 1985 1989 G C / M S V o l a t il e s and S e m i o l a t il e sKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEAL TH AND ENVIRONMENT

Division of Health and Environment Laboratories Topeka, Kansas

PERSONNEL INFORMATION

NAME: Sunil Singh

TITLE: Inorganic Supervisor

LABORATORY: ALS Laboratory Group

STREET: 10450 Stancliff Road, Suite #210

CITY: Houston STATE: TX ZIP CODE: 77099-4341

EDUCATION

Name and

Address Semester Credit

Hours in Chemistry and

Micobiology Year

Graduated Degree and Major Area

of Study

High School St. Mary’s School 1986 H.S. Diploma

Tech. School or College Coimbatore Institute of Technology
Tamil Nadu, India 39 1990 B.S. Chemical Engineering

Graduate

Studies Oklahoma State University
Stillwater, OK 16 1992 M.S. Chemical Engineering

EXPERIENCE: Include all experie nce involving chemical, microbiological or radiochemical analyses.

Analyses now being done: ICP-MS

Laboratory and Address Date Employed

From To Duties (Including specific analyses performed) ALS Laboratory Group, Formally e-Lab Analytical, inc. Houston, TX 09/2003 Present Inorganic Supervisor, ICP-MS analysis

Xenco Laboratories Houston, TX 10/1992 08/2003 Inorganic Supervisor, ICP-MS analysis, Wet Chemistry

Oklahoma State University Microbiology Dept. Stillwater, OK 05/1991 05/1992 Graduate research projects

Parry’s chemicals & Fertilizers Chennai, India 04/1990 08/1990 Intern / Junior engineer, Fertilizer plant process engineer

DATE: ________________________ SIGNATURE: ___________________________________________________PERSONNEL INFORMATION

NAME: Stephanie Anderson

TITLE: Extractions Supervisor

LABORATORY: ALS Laboratory Group

STREET: 10450 Stancliff Road, Suite #210

CITY: Houston STATE: TX ZIP CODE: 77099-4341

EDUCATION

Name and

Address Semester Credit

Hours in Chemistry and

Micobiology Year

Graduated Degree and Major Area

of Study

High School

Tech. School or College University of Houston – Main Campus

Houston, TX 52 Fall 2010 B.S. Biology

Graduate

Studies

EXPERIENCE: Include all experie nce involving chemical, microbiological or radiochemical analyses.

Analyses now being done: Organic Extractions

Laboratory and Address Date Employed

From To Duties (Including specific analyses performed) ALS Laboratory Group, Formally e-Lab Analytical, inc. Houston, TX May

2006 Present TPH Ext., TCLP, SPLP, GPC, Explosives,

Soxhlet/Sonication extractions.

Southern Petroleum Laboratories
Houston, TX April

2003 May

2003 1664, TPH, O+G, TX1005, Alcohols, Glycols, Ultrasonic Sonication, Concentration (TurboVaps), 8310, PCB, Pest, 8270, DRO

Harris County Health Lab March

2001 August

2001 Blood and Urine Analysis, STD TestingPE R S O NN E L I N F O R M A T I ON

N AME : Pr e s en t a Caba s a n go

T I T L E : A na l s t

L AB O R A TO R Y : A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

S T R E E T : 10450 S t an li ff Road

, S ui t e #210

C IT Y : Hou s t on S T A T E : TZ I P C O D E : 77099

- 4341

E DUC A T ION

Namend Address Semeser Creditoursn Cemryd Mogy Year

GradudDereend

Mjo Area Sdy

H i gh Sc hool G a b r i el a M i s t r a l 1985 H

. S

. D i p l o m a

T e

. S hoo l

o r Col l ege U n i v e r s it y o f H o u s t o n

,

H o u s t o n

, T X 45 1995 B

. S

. C h em i s t r y

G r adua t e S t ud i es

E PE R I E NC E : I n l ude a l l e pe r i en e i n o l ing e m i a l

,
m i cr o i o l o g i al o r r a i o e m i al ana l s e s

.

A na l s e s n o be i ng done : none

Labo r a t o ry and Add r e s s Da t e E m p l o ed F r o m T o Du t i e s ( I n l u i ng s pe i f i an a l s e s pe r f o r m ed )

A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

, F o r m al l e

- Lab

A na l t i a l

, i n

. Hou s t on , TX 08 / 2003 Pr e s en t G C / M S V o l a t il e s

S ou t he r n P e t r o l eu m Labo r a t o r i e s

, I n

. Hou s t on , TX 04 / 1996 09 / 2000 O r gan i E t r a t i on s , G C / MS S e m i

- V o l a t i l e s

, V o l a t i l e s

Co r e Labo r a t o r i e s Hou s t on , TX 01 / 1996 04 / 0996 W e t Ch e m i s t ryPE R S O NN E L I N F O R M A T I ON

N AME : W il l a r R i ha r s

T I T L E : G C / MS V o l a t i l e s

L AB O R A TO R Y : A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

S T R E E T : 10450 S t an li ff Road

, S ui t e #210

C IT Y : Hou s t on S T A T E : TZ I P C O D E : 77099

- 4341

E DUC A T ION

Namend Address Semeser Creditoursn Cemryd Mogy Year

GradudDereend

Mjo Area Sdy

H i gh Sc hool

T e

. S hoo l

o r Col l ege P r ai r i e V i e w A & M U n i v e r s it y

P r ai r i e V i e w , T X 1992 B

. S

. A n i m a l S c i e n ce

G r adua t e S t ud i es P r ai r i e V i e w A & M U n i v e r s it y

P r ai r i e V i e w , T X 1994 M

. S. A g r i c u l t u r e
E du c a t i o n a nd H u m a n
R e s o u r ce s

E PE R I E NC E : I n l ude a l l e pe r i en e i n o l ing e m i a l

,
m i cr o i o l o g i al o r r a i o e m i al ana l s e s

.

A na l s e s n o be i ng done : S W 8260

Labo r a t o ry and Add r e s s Da t e E m p l o ed F r o m T o Du t i e s ( I n l u i ng s pe i f i an a l s e s pe r f o r m ed )

A L S Labo r a t o ry G r oup

, F o r m al l e

- Lab

A na l t i a l

, i n

. Hou s t on , TX 08 / 2003 Pr e s en t S W 8260

, T E / G R O

P a e A na l t i al S e r i e s , I nc Hou s t on , TX 2000 2003 T E / G R O

SP L Labo r a t o r i e s , I n

. Hou s t on , TX 1996 2000 T E / G R OPERSONNEL INFORMATION

NAME: Andrew Neir

TITLE: GC/MS SV-Analyst

LABORATORY: ALS Laboratory Group

STREET: 10450 Stancliff Road, Suite #210

CITY: Houston STATE: TX ZIP CODE: 77099-4341

EDUCATION

Name and

Address Semester Credit

Hours in Chemistry and

Micobiology Year

Graduated Degree and Major Area

of Study

High School Hazel Green High School
Hazel Green, AL 1 1990 General

Tech. School or College University of North Alabama
Florence, AL 8 – Chemistry

4 – Micro 1997 B.S. Biology

Graduate

Studies

EXPERIENCE: Include all experie nce involving chemical, microbiological or radiochemical analyses.

Analyses now being done: 8027

Laboratory and Address Date Employed

From To Duties (Including specific analyses performed) ALS Laboratory Group, Formally e-Lab Analytical, inc. Houston, TX 10/2006 Present 8270, 8270LL, 625

Severn Trent Laboratories,
Houston, TX 11/1998 10/2006 8270, 8270LL, 625PERSONNEL INFORMATION

NAME: Jaycee Cegura

TITLE: Analyst

LABORATORY: ALS Laboratory Group

STREET: 10450 Stancliff Road, Suite #210

CITY: Houston STATE: TX ZIP CODE: 77099-4341

EDUCATION

Name and

Address Semester Credit

Hours in Chemistry and

Micobiology Year

Graduated Degree and Major Area

of Study

High School San Benito High School San Benito High School 30 2005 General

Tech. School or College Texas State College/UTB
Brownsville, TX 72 hrs 2008 B.S. Environmental Chemistry

Graduate

Studies

EXPERIENCE: Include all experie nce involving chemical, microbiological or radiochemical analyses.

Analyses now being done:

Laboratory and Address Date Employed

From To Duties (Including specific analyses performed)

ALS Laboratory Group,

Houston Texas 11/2009 Present Oil and Grease, pH, GravimetryPERSONNEL INFORMATION

NAME: Johnnie B. Allen, Jr.

TITLE: GC Semi-Volatiles Analyst

LABORATORY: ALS Laboratory Group

STREET: 10450 Stancliff Road, Suite #210

CITY: Houston STATE: TX ZIP CODE: 77099-4341

EDUCATION

Name and

Address Semester Credit

Hours in Chemistry and

Micobiology Year

Graduated Degree and Major Area

of Study

High School James Madison High School

Houston, TX 1975 H.S. Diploma

Tech. School or College University of North Texas

Denton, TX 45 1980 B.S. Chemistry

Graduate

Studies

EXPERIENCE: Include all experie nce involving chemical, microbiological or radiochemical analyses.

Analyses now being done: Pesticides, PCBs, He rbicides, TPH, DRO, GASES, Explosives, SW8011

Laboratory and Address Date Employed

From To Duties (Including specific analyses performed) ALS Laboratory Group, Formally e-Lab Analytical, inc. Houston, TX 08/2003 Present Metals, Wet Chemistry (IC, Gravimetric, UV-VIS), GC-ECD, TPH, DRO, Gase s, GC-FID (SW8015, misc. parameters), SW8330B, SW8315, SW8316

Accutest-Gulf Coast Laboratories
Houston, TX 02/1988 08/2003 Metals, Wet Chemistry (IC, Gravimetric, UV-VIS), Inorganic SupervisorPERSONNEL INFORMATION

NAME: Ivan Brown

TITLE: Analyst

LABORATORY: ALS Laboratory Group

STREET: 10450 Stancliff Road, Suite #210

CITY: Houston STATE: TX ZIP CODE: 77099-4341

EDUCATION

Name and

Address Semester Credit

Hours in Chemistry and

Micobiology Year

Graduated Degree and Major Area

of Study

High School Lake Charles High School
Lake Charles, LA 1981 High School Diploma

Tech. School or College McNeese State

Lake Charles LA 90 1987 Environmental Science

H&P.E

Graduate

Studies

EXPERIENCE: Include all experie nce involving chemical, microbiological or radiochemical analyses.

Analyses now being done: Wet Chemistry

Laboratory and Address Date Employed

From To Duties (Including specific analyses performed)

ALS Laboratory Group
Houston, TX 06/2010 Present Wet Chemistry Analysis, UV-Vis.

Southern Petroleum Laboratories,
Houston, TX 03/2007 10/2007 Wet Chemistry Supervisor

City of Lake Charles Lake Charles, LA 05/2000 05/2004 Microbiological Testing, Drinking Water

Core Laboratories Sulphur, LA 05/1996 12/1996 Wet Chemistry Analysis

Stor Analytical
Dallas, TX 01/1988 05/2000 Wet Chemistry Analysis

Costal Product and Chemical
Houston, TX 01/1995 11/1995 Wet Chemistry Analysis / GC Analysis